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1 ture and resolve the VDF within the field of view.

2 bright stimulus is subsequently brought into view.

3 tant consideration from a technical point of view.

4 olution with extraordinarily large fields of view.

5 is only effective over a restricted field of view.

6 computational analysis further supports this view.

7 ughput efficiency of imaging large fields of view.

8 gap of 1-2 mm inclusive on any radiographic view.

9 1.95 million years ago, that challenges this view.

10 verlapping with the mouse binocular field of view.

11 spatial resolution across a larger field of view.

12 the nutritional and toxicological points of view.

13 es nanoscale resolution on extended field-of-view.

14 d tested with an active 64-cm axial field of view.

15 from an economic and environmental point of view.

16 ing of multiple sources in the same field of view.

17 ment option from a payer/healthcare point of view.

18 and comparative studies have challenged this view.

19 tion process adopting a statistical point of view.

20 fects human health from a nutrition point of view.

21 the longitudinal view than in the transverse view.

22 hanisms that drive this separation come into view.

23 The current results challenge this view.

24 inimization, toward a social system-centered view.

25 eyond merely genetic and production-oriented views.

26 acquired in both longitudinal and transverse views.

27 n elongated particle with previously elusive views.

28 load-when participants copy an image during viewing.

29 Sparse-view (100 views, full-scan) projection data were reconst

30 Participants viewed 3 video messages regarding COVID-19 that varied b

31 the randomized survey, only respondents who viewed a note indicating that transplant rate had the la

32 reliably elicited in V1 and V4 when monkeys viewed a visual contour illusion and showed phase-to-amp

33 es, this review is to provide a hierarchical view about the functions of histone acetylation in auxin

34 Instead of endorsing an all-encompassing view about the influence of abstractions in predictive p

35 imal Foraging Theory (OFT) offer contrasting views about how individuals alter diet selection when fo

36 fy barriers to adherence and foster positive views about self-management, adolescents suggested that

37 en including all lesions in the MRI field of view and 53% (52 of 99) when only assessing prostate bed

38 odes is a vital part of understanding how we view and reconstruct the rich detail of our environment.

39 ll-posed hypothesis from a Bayesian point of view and suggest a nonparametric test based on inter-poi

40 This challenges the prevailing view and suggests that STING controls HSV-1 infection th

41 rnal drainage was undertaken using widefield viewing and chandelier illumination.

42 ing behavior is contrary to the conventional view (and to the prediction of the Wenzel equation), nam

43 complex 3D measures into an interpretable 2D view, and a novel way to assess the quality of flow esti

44 h superior sensitivity, resolution, field-of-view, and frame rates.

45 ders, are orphans from a structural point of view, and new I(2)-IR ligands are urgently required for

46 would enable them to renegotiate these fixed views, and this stage was named stuck in abnormality.

47 D.'s results indicate faces are aligned to a view- and orientation-independent face template encoded

48 While these views are probably unjustified, the advanced domesticati

49 No clear solution exists, and this should be viewed as a critical challenge to any elimination effort

50 These can be viewed as a generalization of marginal structural mean m

51 The resultant balancing act can be viewed as a hormetic U-shaped relationship for biologica

52 mic layers of N-Si-N-Mo-N-Si-N, which can be viewed as a MoN(2) layer sandwiched between two Si-N bil

53 ive gene during embryogenesis, but currently viewed as a multifaceted factor contributing to both nor

54 rgeting G-quadruplex structures is currently viewed as a promising anticancer strategy.

55 f more intensive BP treatment, should not be viewed as a reason to avoid or de-escalate treatment for

56 Thus, biodiversity changes cannot be solely viewed as a response to human influence, such as climate

57 gen concept remains useful, it should not be viewed as a rigid classification of pathogenic microbes,

58 Historically viewed as a simple sensorimotor controller with homogene

59 Robust sound coding in noise is often viewed as a specific property of cortical networks, alth

60 luation of this natural resource is sometime viewed as a strategy to avoid water waste.

61 liferation, telomere shortening is currently viewed as a tumor suppressor mechanism and should protec

62 The V(DD)J recombination is currently viewed as an aberrant and inconsequential variant of the

63 Traditionally viewed as an autodigestive pathway, autophagy also facil

64 he observed bicyclic products in what can be viewed as an interrupted [2+2] cycloaddition.

65 cturally flexible pai-frameworks that can be viewed as building blocks for more complex chiral nanoca

66 s, including schizophrenia, are increasingly viewed as existing along a spectrum; spectrums may be de

67 Y chromosomes are typically viewed as genetic wastelands with few intact genes.

68 nstability of Citral in acidic conditions is viewed as hurdle to commercialize it in food/beverage in

69 Protein-interaction networks can be viewed as interconnected complexes (nodes) of RNA-bindin

70 Computations can be viewed as language recognition problems where both langu

71 last two decades, polyPs have been primarily viewed as linear polymers with varying chain lengths.

72 n-inspired bisguaiacols presented herein are viewed as promising sustainable alternatives to BPA and

73 Initially viewed as receptors whose signaling via G proteins is de

74 i=B-B=O](-) in which both boron atoms can be viewed as sp-hybridized and the [B-BO](-) fragment is is

75 eir encoded proteins have been traditionally viewed as unique features of neoplasia, and have been us

76 creased representation when the stimulus was viewed at a fixed temporal frequency.

77 External drainage under chandelier-assisted viewing at the surgical microscope with anterior chamber

78 The traditional view attributes CMV reactivation and the ensuing clinica

79 these challenges, we present MixEHR, a multi-view Bayesian topic model.

80 f peer effects, in which students' political views become more in line with the views of their roomma

81 In our view, breakthrough performance is likely contingent on f

82 We describe an alternative view by which forebrain signaling in cortex driving cogn

83 g any apparent damage to the cell walls when viewed by microscopy.

84 reafter old-growth grasslands-have long been viewed by scientists and environmental policymakers as e

85 dex Cyclo G6 Glaucoma Laser System, Mountain View, CA) between 2016 and 2018 were identified.

86 rently operating with a 64-cm axial field of view, can image the major body organs simultaneously wit

87 s, we used a color WM task in which subjects viewed colored stimuli and reported both an estimate of

88 Typically developing adults viewed comics sequences in which a target panel was high

89 of faces, also occurs during a more natural viewing condition but is strongly reduced due to extrafo

90 ing to test the impact of active vs. passive viewing conditions on gaze behavior while participants e

91 n stable, or 'invariant', despite changes in viewing conditions that can alter object appearance but

92 The framework can be implemented using model-view-controller design principles, existing genome brows

93 %) from 3D whole-body MRI datasets (field of view coverage, 450 x 450 x 2000 mm).

94 (22.4 +/- 1.7 vs. 32.3 +/- 2.3 per field of view), despite mortality was not improved.

95 p aperture to object size despite changes in viewing distance.

96 ulus configurations based on an individual's viewing distance.

97 dy describes submissions, postings, abstract views, downloads, comments, and withdrawals on the medRx

98 roup of users who share similar interests or views, dubbed as an echo chamber.

99 significantly increased during the course of viewing each video.

100 Challenging this view, emerging research suggests that old-growth grassla

101 endoscopy (CAE) approach to standard forward-viewing endoscopy (FVE).

102 ted in the microvasculature has evolved from viewing erythrocytes (red blood cells [RBCs]) as passive

103 facts, contrast, and illumination), field-of-view, examination time, and diagnostic accuracy for DR s

104 The views experienced before falling into the trap become as

105 If the pit trap is avoided, the novel views experienced during the detour become positively re

106 The views expressed are my own and are the result of years o

107 and behavioral data acquired in response to viewing face images can be used to reconstruct the image

108 olymerization, and provide a forward-looking view for the challenges and prospects of this field.

109 Here we ask if shifts in a child's field of view (FOV) act as a mediator between symptoms of attenti

110 ed intravenous line within several fields of view (FOV) at 3-T MRI in breast coils.

111 regions, however, forecasted both aggregate view frequency and duration (i.e., increased NAcc and de

112 rain activity could forecast aggregate video view frequency and duration out of sample on the interne

113 ble in a counterclockwise configuration when viewed from outside the cell with the protease-sensitive

114 Sparse-view (100 views, full-scan) projection data were reconstructed usi

115 We assessed views, geographic location, audience engagement (average

116 However, this view has also been called into question.

117 The traditional view holds that biological nitrogen (N) fixation often p

118 But we don't do justice to that view-how could we?

119 volumetric rate of 14 Hz, and large field of view imaging of neurons, developing embryos, and centime

120 Multi-view imaging, either through sample rotation or addition

121 esolution, high precision and large field-of-view imaging.

122 areness by enlarging the functional field of view in glaucoma patients.

123 ding only within a relatively small field of view in the focal region, but produce spatial averaging

124 Others have proposed a more uniformitarian view in which Archean and Hadean continents were only sl

125 We propose an alternative view in which the beta-cell is the key contributor to th

126 apparent metabolic niche when the system is viewed in bulk.

127 CE and the add-on value of the 344 degrees -viewing in a multi-center real-life setting.

128 ational signature from both scene and object views in visual cortex.

129 The panoramic 344 degrees -view increases small-bowel CE accuracy, thereby improvin

130 arning, participants were also scanned while viewing indirectly related elements of the overlapping m

131 by the clusters thus offer an unprecedented view into the molecular-level processes that drive spect

132 ross three hierarchical stages of increasing view invariance, and cells that comprised these maps col

133 Here, an opposite view is explored.

134 mic trajectory study here suggests that this view is incorrect, and that solvation dynamics plays a c

135 A holistic view is required as part of future efforts to manage the

136 ations on the micrometer scale, the field of view is still limited to well under the typical device a

137 The classic view is that autoreactive T cells mistakenly destroy hea

138 The prevailing view is that infectious spread is negligible in HTLV-1 p

139 One conventional view is that methanogenesis is an ancestral metabolism o

140 The conventional view is that neurons or astrocytes release vasodilatory

141 The long-held view is that Slits push growth cones forward and prevent

142 The classical view is that these representations take the form of Eucl

143 undary extension (BE), false memory beyond a view, is an artifact of stimulus selection.

144 From a heat transfer point of view, it was observed that the thermal conductivity of t

145 Traditionally, genome maintenance has been viewed largely in terms of DNA-protein interactions.

146 Following this view, LCRs can also be defined as regions showing compos

147 Viewing microbial community assembly through the lens of

148 Advances in imaging have made it possible to view nanometer and sub-nanometer structures that are eit

149 We conclude that, when viewing natural scenes, information about the seen categ

150 neural homophily between friends exists when viewing naturalistic stimuli, this finding did not exten

151 of cooperativity, in contrast to the common view of a finely tuned allosteric residue network mainta

152 The commentaries address our view of abstraction, our ontology of abstract entities,

153 For many years, the prevailing view of AD pathogenesis has been that changes in Abeta p

154 y to pull the reader up, giving the opposing view of an optimistic, limitless future a voice.

155 the reader up, giving voice to the opposing view of an optimistic, limitless future.

156 According to the dominant view of category representation, people preferentially i

157 IR-CAP could well be 'axonal CIDP' in view of clinical similarity, but not proven as yet.

158 Initially, the predominant view of cohesin was as a ring that encircled and cohered

159 systems and argue that a "location-centric" view of complement evolution could logically justify its

160 bution of proteins also provides an in-depth view of complex biological events that require the inter

161 dest changes overall, contrary to the common view of constitutive upregulation in the cold.

162 Our data provide a new view of dental innervation, extending previous reports t

163 This study provides the first view of elicited mRNA changes in the spermathecae by a b

164 advocate for an approach to a multicomponent view of empathy that accounts for the interrelations amo

165 t function that extends beyond the classical view of error-driven supervised learning, as well as ope

166 These observations impact our view of eukaryotic diversity and offer future challenges

167 limited research that focuses on the patient view of factors affecting adherence to prevention measur

168 move from a canonical to a context-specific view of GPCR signalling that considers how combinatorial

169 This result pattern supports the view of hierarchical predictive processing, where lower

170 Our results provide a view of higher-order interactions in angiogenesis that h

171 This new understanding has led to a refined view of how NF-kappaB and cell death signaling are inter

172 Herein, we provide a contemporary view of how proteolysis, lipid-binding activity and inte

173 it will be important to build an integrated view of how S1P shapes inflammation.

174 Here, we provide an updated view of inflammasome signaling; mechanisms underpinning

175 basis for the protein's functionality and a view of its complex molecular mechanisms.

176 This view of life's origins has come to be known as "metaboli

177 Contrary to the classic view of maladaptive gene flow, our study reveals conditi

178 ization of capillaries allowing for a better view of microvascular changes and an extraction of volum

179 We discuss how we have reached our current view of nitrate transport, local and systemic nitrate se

180 ings provide a comprehensive transcriptional view of normal Hu-MuSCs and describe new heterogeneity,

181 the ApiAP2 factors that dominate our current view of parasite gene regulation.

182 In the view of physiological significance, the transition-metal

183 the ability of ChromID to obtain a detailed view of protein interaction networks on chromatin.

184 change and help develop an integrated global view of rapidly changing alpine environments.

185 essed AI accuracy in evaluating the critical view of safety (CVS) and intraoperative events during la

186 recent findings point towards a more nuanced view of STM in which multiple substrates work in concert

187 These results support a view of the aged stem cell phenotype as a combination of

188 Here, we report an exhaustive view of the cases published so far in the literature, to

189 n be further analysed to provide an in-depth view of the cell types or developmental trajectories in

190 This is not surprising in view of the challenges involved in probing the structure

191 bpopulations that promise to offer a refined view of the circuit mechanisms surrounding depression an

192 map of the IFN interactome provides a global view of the complex cellular networks activated during t

193 In view of the complex photoreactivity previously observed

194 We discuss these results in view of the conflicting interpretations in the literatur

195 re-function roles, we offer an unprecedented view of the conformational mechanics of the knot and its

196 of cannabinoids testing of food products in view of the current heterogeneous and fast evolving regu

197 We provide a detailed view of the distribution of sRNAs in the maize genome, r

198 Our results provide a global view of the effects of the loss of ribosome recycling on

199 Our emerging view of the gut microbiome largely focuses on bacteria,

200 This perspective complements our theoretical view of the human self as information agent.

201 Hence, in view of the insufficient information and contrasting res

202 simulations, our experiment provides a clear view of the interplay between electronic and nuclear dyn

203 Our work provides the first global view of the phase-separated proteome and suggests that t

204 structure content that are not equivalent in view of the protein FTIR spectra.

205 brids for biosensing are summarized from the view of the role of nanomaterial components, i.e. immobi

206 Collectively, these findings expand our view of the role of ubiquitination in cell signaling and

207 rease in archaeal diversity has expanded our view of the tree of life and early archaeal evolution, a

208 + T helper (Th) cells is well appreciated in view of their essential role in the elicitation of antib

209 family, the Thripidae, resulting in a biased view of their evolution.

210 at interest and importance from the point of view of their exploitation.

211 h syndrome and their biological evolution in view of their genetic and clinical findings.

212 lico design tools have not been developed in view of these new applications and their requirements.

213 A gene-centered view of this kind can help to explain otherwise puzzling

214 In view of this, we decided to carry out in this study the

215 rate the value of a comprehensive multimodal view of ultrastructural variability across whole cells.

216 The textbook view of vaccination is that it functions to induce immun

217 g and electromyography (EMG) experiment with viewing of emotional and neutral faces and ratings of em

218 adiologists both macroscopic and microscopic views of cancer in the operating room.

219 The structures provide high-resolution views of CMG-DNA interactions, revealing a mechanism for

220 This approach provided clear views of feeding sites and surrounding tissues, with res

221 The models provide high-resolution views of giant larvacean houses and elucidate the role t

222 le privately pinpointing aspects of Darwin's views of inheritance that were not supported by Mendel's

223 tions, electrocatalysis, photocatalysis, and views of prospects.

224 Traditional views of sensorimotor adaptation (i.e., adaptation of mo

225 political views become more in line with the views of their roommates over time.

226 This article describes our view on how lessons from the coronavirus disease 2019 (C

227 According to the present view on infectious diseases pathogen resistance is linke

228 These findings provide a novel view on the terminal differentiation path of slan(+) -mo

229 clinician appointment use, and participants' views on features that facilitated or impeded uptake of

230 Editors were also asked for their views on five issues related to publication ethics.

231 sing optical imaging with a limited field of view over visual cortex.

232 od [TDL-BAAM]) was trained on 15 129 frontal view pediatric trauma hand radiographs obtained between

233 the Indian subcontinent, an epidemiological view postulating that locally evolving environmental V.

234 used rER BOLD fMRI in macaque monkeys while viewing real-world images, and found visual responses an

235 The present debate outlined opposing views regarding the role of animal products in human die

236 How are such reachable-scale views represented in the brain?

237 nnect allows users to track job progress and view results in the context of the browser.

238 172 degrees view, the panoramic 344 degrees -view revealed a greater number of patients with a releva

239 ating efficient anti-aliasing with a k-space view-sharing technique, and proposing novel methods for

240 tive activity in pharmaceutical development, viewed simply as structural elucidation of drug metaboli

241 These views simultaneously provide analysts with signal-level

242 t, with 60-77% of adults (17-48% of smokers) viewing smoking as something of which others disapproved

243 BG whole-body planar scans, focused-field-of-view SPECT/CT scans, and whole-body (124)I-MIBG PET scan

244 ty of young children's gaze patterns as they viewed stimuli varying in semantic salience.

245 Current views suggest gamma2 subunit-containing GABA(A) receptor

246 the one-back task (OBT), not during passive viewing, suggesting the involvement of task-related feed

247 We measured responses to viewing systematically changing visual event timing usin

248 ze neural ToM responses during ASL and movie-viewing tasks.

249 The public views telemedicine as an acceptable substitute for in-pe

250 cantly higher (p < 0.05) in the longitudinal view than in the transverse view.

251 ted data support the increasingly compelling view that (ADP-ribosyl)hydrolases are a vital element wi

252 This challenges the view that CO(2) fertilization is the dominant cause of e

253 t transitions documented here conform to the view that genetic incompatibilities accumulating with di

254 They also support the view that global RNA structure significantly modulates p

255 scuss the inconsistencies with the canonical view that glucagon is primarily a hyperglycemic agent dr

256 n population, and challenge the conventional view that high percentages of a mutation are required be

257 s and amphibians in spite of the widely held view that it was not synthesized by vertebrates [1].

258 oth Biston betularia that test the long-held view that prey have evolved postures that enhance their

259 vides measurable support for the widely held view that significant deaths in A Song of Ice and Fire a

260 o those of some modern trees and support the view that some forests may have experienced conditions f

261 This finding seemingly supports the view that the automatically determined touch location in

262 anal system, and lend support to the current view that the sponge aquiferous system evolved from an o

263 STATEMENT Accumulating evidence supports the view that transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the s

264 An increasing number of studies supports the view that transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the s

265 findings call into question the conventional view that tumor-associated epigenomic alterations are pr

266 They can view the signal intensity graph including the binder/non

267 In an experiment, we asked how the US public views the goals and legitimacy of the board as a functio

268 From a rheological point of view, the functionality of gluten was retained.

269 Compared to the standard 172 degrees view, the panoramic 344 degrees -view revealed a greater

270 From a technological point of view, the response of inductive materials to magnetic fi

271 lf-image costs: Those who receive incentives view their actions less positively due to the perceived

272 ible tablet; before and after training, they viewed these and two other control objects, allowing us

273 Many researchers at the time viewed this effort as folly.

274 sease-associated mechanical ventilation when viewed through an acute respiratory distress syndrome mo

275 ducation, poor self-rated health, television-viewing time, and having a sedentary occupation were ass

276 myelination from the previous Wnt-dependent view to a Wnt-independent one and unveil a previously un

277 acterisation studies were carried out with a view to developing a delivery vehicle for the controlled

278 Further empirical work is warranted with a view to developing comprehensive Fatigue Risk Management

279 o assess panels of protein biomarkers with a view to providing protein profiles to monitor health sta

280 Atlantic white-sided dolphin (AWSD) with the view to understand similarities and differences between

281 approach has considerable potential, in our view, to be developed into a therapeutic device suitable

282 Viewed together, our findings suggest that the R101Q mut

283 his review will discuss these methods with a view toward multiparametric risk assessment in DCM with

284 Surface topography was also viewed under scanning electron microscopy.

285 and manifests highly volatile dynamics when viewed using classic market measures.

286 Contrary to this prevailing view, using diffusion-precipitation assays, native state

287 Contrary to the common view, we argue that such graph embeddings do not capture

288 In this Personal View, we describe barriers to high-quality care that hav

289 To explore and expand the current view, we designed and synthesized molecules where two is

290 Consistent with this view, we show that Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2)

291 During normal viewing, we direct our eyes between objects in three-dim

292 riking feature from a developmental point of view: When the shell is closed, the 2 valve edges meet e

293 activator of transcription to a more nuanced view where Wnt/beta-catenin signaling drives both widesp

294 is principally shaped by a structure-centric view, which makes it difficult to understand the decentr

295 well-defined functional states during movie viewing whose transitions are temporally aligned to spec

296 d more recently from the biological point of view with the characterization of dormancy through the d

297 Full-thickness colon images, viewed with a 10x objective lens, were as large as 4 x 5

298 tics, cisterna chyli, and thoracic duct were viewed with an accuracy of 23 of 25 (92%), 24 of 25 (96%

299 form images of objects outside the field of view, with potential applications in autonomous navigati

300 This view would explain why immunotherapy at best delays prog